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PODCAST: COVID19 | Redefining Digital Enterprises – Episode 13: Digital Sales Enablement is a gamechanger in the post-COVID era

bridgei2i

And it was funny cause I was going through a book that my business partner Barry Trailer and I wrote back in 2002. And one of the things he said back then, which I think is very apropos today, was he said, the thing that’s become more pronounced today, again, this is 2002, is that the markets continuing to question.

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PODCAST: COVID19 | Redefining Digital Enterprises – Episode 13: Digital Sales Enablement a gamechanger in the post-COVID era

bridgei2i

And it was funny cause I was going through a book that my business partner Barry Trailer and I wrote back in 2002. And one of the things he said back then, which I think is very apropos today, was he said, the thing that’s become more pronounced today, again, this is 2002, is that the markets continuing to question.

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A CDO’s Guide to the Data Catalog

Alation

In 2002, Capital One became the first company to appoint a Chief Data Officer (CDO). The same business metrics may have different values depending on which team you ask. Without interaction, no opportunity exists for synergy. In a siloed data landscape, incongruent terms and definitions proliferate. Protecting Sensitive Data.

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Customer science: A new CIO imperative

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